We received a voice note that got the city talking. Its from Sizwe and he says: 

“Hey guys, Sizwe here. So I asked my parents to help me out financially and my father asked me to submit 3 months bank statements which I found kinda odd, why would he want to see my bank statements?”

We received a voice note that got the city talking. Its from Sizwe and he says: 
“Hey guys, Sizwe here. So I asked my parents to help me out financially and my father asked me to submit 3 months bank statements which I found kinda odd, why would he want to see my bank statements?”

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Should Your Parents See Your Financial Statemnents Before They Borrow You Money? 

Residents of Johannesburg will have to start living with daily water cuts, as a regime of 'water throttling' kicked off on Thursday. Water pressure will be low during the restriction times from 9 pm to 4 am, and it appears this will go on indefinitely.

Announcing the measures on Monday, Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina said the City intends to implement this continuously from the 14th of November 'until the system is fully recovered'.

The move is aimed at allowing Joburg’s reservoirs to fill up and stabilise.

"According to the statistics released by Majodina, an average Johannesburg resident is using 60% above the daily average in the world, which then points the misuse of water in the direction of the residents, and this was not welcomed."

Residents of Johannesburg will have to start living with daily water cuts, as a regime of 'water throttling' kicked off on Thursday. Water pressure will be low during the restriction times from 9 pm to 4 am, and it appears this will go on indefinitely.
Announcing the measures on Monday, Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina said the City intends to implement this continuously from the 14th of November 'until the system is fully recovered'.
The move is aimed at allowing Joburg’s reservoirs to fill up and stabilise.
"According to the statistics released by Majodina, an average Johannesburg resident is using 60% above the daily average in the world, which then points the misuse of water in the direction of the residents, and this was not welcomed."

Joburg we need to use our water sparingly says Nombuso Shabalala from Joburg Water 

Anele used to work at steers, Thembekile at spur when they were teens, but things have changed these days, so we want to find out how kids make extra money these days..

Anele used to work at steers, Thembekile at spur when they were teens, but things have changed these days, so we want to find out how kids make extra money these days..

What job can teenagers do to make some extra money these days??

With Black Friday (29 November) and Cyber Monday (2 December) around the corner, many South African shoppers will likely throw caution to the wind in the name of great savings. Whether it's online or in-store, people are often tempted to use credit to make the most of seasonal deals. Anele wants a TV, Thembekile wants a couch, and Frankie wants a wine coller 

With Black Friday (29 November) and Cyber Monday (2 December) around the corner, many South African shoppers will likely throw caution to the wind in the name of great savings. Whether it's online or in-store, people are often tempted to use credit to make the most of seasonal deals. Anele wants a TV, Thembekile wants a couch, and Frankie wants a wine coller

Should Your Parents See Your Financial Statemnents Before They Borrow You Money?

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